Index
of Substantive Articles (1989-2007)
1989
(Vol. 1 No. 1)
Leininger,
M., PhD, RN, CTN, LHD, FAAN
Transcultural nurse specialists
and generalists:
New
practitioners in nursing
(pp.4-15).
Ray,
M., PhD, RN, CTN
Transcultural caring:
Political and economic visions (pp. 17-21).
Luna,
L., RN, CTN Transcultural nursing care
of
Arab
Muslims (pp.22-23).
Huttlinger,
K., PhD, RN and Wiebe, P., MSN, RN
Transcultural
nursing care: Achieving
understanding
in a practice setting (pp.27-31).
Leininger,
M., PhD, RN, CTN, LHD, FAAN
Transcultural
nursing: Quo vadis (where
goeth the
field)
(pp. 33-45)?
McKenna,
M., PhD, RN, CTN Twice in need of
care:
A transcultural nursing analysis of elderly
Mexican
Americans
(pp. 46-52).
1990 (Vol. 1 No. 2)
Kirkpatrick,
S., PhD, RN and Cobb, A., PhD,RNC
Health
beliefs related to diarrhea in Haitian
children: Building transcultural nursing
knowledge (pp.2-12)
Phillips,
S., MSN, RN and Lobar, S. MSN, RN
Literature
summary of some Navajo child health
beliefs
and rearing practices within a transcultural
nursing
framework (pp. 13-20).
Muecke,
M., PhD, RN and Srisuphan, W., Dr. PH,
RN From women in white to
scholarship: The new
nurse leaders in Thailand (pp.21-32).
Chrisman,
N., PHD, RN, MPH Cultural shock in the
operating
room: Cultural analysis in Transcultural
nursing
(pp. 33-39)
1990 (Vol. 1 No. 2) (Continued)
Leininger,
M. PhD, RN, CTN, LHD, FAAN
Ethnomethods:
The philosophic and epistemic
bases
to explicate transcultural nursing knowledge
(pp.
40-51).
1990 (Vol. 2 No. 1)
DeSantis,
L., PhD, RN and Thomas, J. PhD, RN
The
immigrant Haitian mother: Transcultural
nursing
perspective on preventive health care
for
children (pp.2-15).
Kelley,
J., PhD, RN, and Frisch, N., Use of
selected
nursing diagnoses: A
transcultural comparison
between
Mexican and American nurses (pp. 16-22).
Leininger,
M., PhD, RN, CTN, LHD, DS, FAAN
Issues,
questions, and concerns related to the
nursing
diagnosis cultural movement from a
transcultural
nursing perspective (pp.23-32).
Hobus,
R., BSN, RN Living in two worlds:
A Lakota
transcultural
nursing experience (pp. 33-36).
Rosenbaum,
J., PhD, RN Cultural care of older
Greek
Canadian widows within Leininger’s theory
of
culture care (pp. 37-47).
Horn,
B., PhD, RN, CTN Cultural concepts and
postpartal care (pp.48-51)
Leininger,
M., PhD, RN, CTN, LHD,DS, FAAN
The significance of cultural
concepts in nursing
(pp. 52-59).
1991
(Vol. 2 No.2)
Gates,
M., PhD, RN Transcultural comparison
of
hospital
and hospice as caring environments for
dying
patients (pp.3-15)
Calvillo,
E., MSN, RN and Flaskerud, J., PhD, RN, FAAN Review of literature on culture and pain of
adults
with focus on Mexican Americans (pp. 16-
23).
Blenner,
J., PhD, RN Health care providers’
treatment approaches to culturally diverse infertile
clients (pp. 24-31).
Leininger,
M., PhD, RN, LHD, FAAN Becoming
aware
of types of health practitioners and cultural
imposition
(pp.
32-39).
Leininger,
M., PhD, RN, LHD, FAAN Leininger’s
Acculturation
Health Care Assessment
Tool
for cultural patterns in traditional and
non-traditional
lifeways (pp. 40-42).
1991 (Vol. 3. No. 1)
Leininger,
M., PhD, RN, CTN, FAAN and Roessler, Grayce, PhD, RN, CTN Editorials: Reflections by
editor
and associate editor (pp. 1-2).
Masipa,
A., EdM, MA, SRN Transcultural nursing
in
South Africa: Prospects for the
1990s (pp.3-4)
Wuest,
J., MN, RN Harmonizing: A North
American Indian approach to management of
middle
ear disease with transcultural
nursing
implications
(pp. 5-14).
Chmielarczyk,
V., BSN, RN Transcultural nursing:
Providing culturally congruent care to the Hausa
of
Northwest Africa (pp.15-19).
Leininger,
M., PHD, RN, CTN, LHD,FAAN
Transcultural care principles,
human rights, and
ethical
considerations (pp.20-23).
Field,
L., MS, RN, CS Response to published
article:
Nursing diagnosis (pp. 24-29)
1992 (Vol. 3 No. 2)
Leininger,
M., PhD, RN, CTN, FAAN
Editorial:
Globalization of transcultural nursing
(pp.2-3).
Wenger,
A.F., PhD, RN, CTN Transcultural
nursing
and
health care issues in urban and rural contexts
(pp.
4-10).
Oneha,
M.F., MN, RN and Magyary, D.L.,
PhD, RN
Transcultural nursing
considerations of child
abuse/mistreatment in American Samoa and the
Federated
States of Micronesia (pp.11-17).
Reeb,
R., PhD, CNM Granny midwives in
Mississippi:
Career and Birthing Practices
(pp.
18-27).
Spangler,
Z., PhD, RN Transcultural nursing care
values
and nursing practices of Philippine-
American
nurses (pp. 28-38).
Leininger,
M., RN, CTN, PHD, LHD, FAAN
Strange myths and inaccurate
facts in transcultural
nursing
(pp. 39-40).
1992 (Vol. 4 No. 1)
Leininger,
M., PhD, RN,CTN, LHD, FAAN
Self-care ideology and cultural
incongruities:
Some
critical issues (pp.2-4)
Morgan,
M., RN, MN, CNM Pregnancy and
childbirth beliefs and practices of American Hare
Krishna
devotees within Transcultural nursing
(pp.5-10).
Kalnins,
Z., PhD, RN Nursing in Latvia from the
perspective
of oppressed theory (pp. 11-16).
Bodner,
A., RN, MSN and Leininger, M., RN, PhD, CTN, LHD, FAAN Transcultural nursing care
values,
beliefs, and practices of American (USA)
gypsies (pp. 17-28).
Kendall,
K., PhD, RN Maternal and child care in
an
Iranian
village (pp.29-36)
1992 (Vol. 4 No. 2)
Leininger,
M., PhD, RN, CTN LHD, FAAN
Editorial: Health
care reform: When will it
include
transcultural nursing care (pp.2-3)
Carpio,
B.A., RN, MScN and Majumdar, B., RN, MScN Experiential
learn: An approach to
transcultural
education for nursing (pp. 4-11).
Burkhardt,
M.A., PhD, RN Characteristics of
spirituality
in the lives of women in a rural
Appalachian
community (pp.12-18).
Finn,
J.M., RN, MSN, PhD A transcultural
nurse’s
adventures
in Costa Rica: Using Leininger’s
Sunrise
Model for transcultural nursing discoveries
(pp.
19-23).
Bernal,
H., RN, PhD and Froman, R., RN, PhD
Influences on the cultural
self-efficacy of
community
health nurse (pp.24-31).
Leininger,
M., PhD, RN, CTN, LHD, FAAN
Towards conceptualization of
transcultural health
care
systems: Concepts and a model
(pp. 32-40).
1993
(Vol. 5 No. 1)
Leininger,
M, PhD, RN, CTNHD, FAAN
Editorial:
International council of nursing and
Transcultural
Nursing Society: Alike or
different
(pp. 2-3)?
Kavanagh,
K.H., PhD, RN Transcultural nursing:
Facing
the challenges of advocacy and diversity/
universality
(pp. 4-13).
Eliason,
M.J., PhD, RN Cultural diversity in
nursing
care:
The lesbian, gay, or bisexual client (pp. 14-
20).
Leininger,
M., PhD, RN, CTN, LHD, FAAN
Gadsup of Papua New
Guinea revisited: A
three
decades view (pp. 21-29).
1994
(Vol. 5 No. 2)
Leininger,
M., PhD, RN, CTN, LHD, FAAN
Editorial:
Are nurses prepared to function
worldwide
(pp. 2-4)?
Huttlinger,
K., PhD, RN and Tanner, D.,PhD
The Peyote way:
Implications for Culture Care
Theory
(pp. 5-11).
Luna,
L., PhD, RN, CTN Care and cultural context
of
Lebanese Muslim immigrants with Leininger’s
theory
(pp. 12-20).
Larson-Preswalla,
J., PhD, RN Insights into Eastern
health
care: Some transcultural
nursing
perspectives
(pp. 21-24).
Finn,
J.,PhD, RN, CTN Culture care of Euro-
American
women during childbirth: Applying
Leininger’s
theory for transcultural nursing
discoveries
(pp. 25-31).
Duffy,
S., MSN, RN, Bonino, K.,BSN, RN, Gallup, L., BSN, RN and Pontseele, R., BSN,
RN The
community
baby shower as a transcultural nursing
intervention
(pp. 38-41).
1994
(Vol. 6 No. 1)
Leininger,
M.,Editorial: Time to celebrate and
reflect
on progress with transcultural nursing
(pp. 2-3).
Goforth-Parker,
J., PhD, RN The lived experience
of
Native americans with diabetes within a
transcultural
nursing perspective (pp.5-11).
Nikkonen,
M., RN, Med, LicNSc Changes in
psychiatric
caring values in Finland (pp.12-17).
Leininger,
M.,PhD, LHD, FAAN, CTN, RN
The tribes of nursing in the
USA culture of
nursing
(pp.18-22).
Leininger,
M., PhD, LHD, FAAN, CTN, RN
Reflections:
Culturally congruent care:
Visible
and invisible (pp.23-25)
Douglas,
J. H., MS, MJ, BA
Reflections:
Impressions
of nursing in China (pp. 26-28).
1995
(Vol. 6 No. 2)
Leininger,
M., PhD, LHD, DS, FAAN, RN, CTN
Editorial:
Teaching transcultural nursing to
transform
nursing in the 21st century (pp.2-3).
Andrews,
M., PhD, RN, CTN, Transcultural
nursing:
transforming the curriculum (pp. 4-9).
Leininger,
M., PhD, LHD, DS, FAAN, RN, CTN
Teaching transcultural nursing
in undergraduate
and
graduate programs (pp. 10-21).
Gorman,
D., RPN, RGN, DipNEd, BEd, MEd, FRCNA Multiculturalism
and transcultural
nursing
in Australia (pp. 27-33).
Thomas,
J.T., PhD, RN and DeSantis, L., PhD, RN
Feeding and weaning practices
of Cuban and
Hatian
immigrant mothers (pp. 34-42).
1995 (Vol. 7 No. 1)
Wenger,
A.F., PhD, FAAN, RN, CTN Cultural
context,
health, and health care decision
making
(pp. 3-14).
Haggstrum,
T.M., RNT, Norberg, A., PhD,RN and
Quang,
T., RN Patients’, relatives’, and
nurses’
experience
of stroke in Northern Vietnam (pp.15-
23).
Wright,
C.K.,MSN, RN Massage by nurses in the
United
States and the People’s Republic of
China:
A comparison (pp.2-27).
Finn,
J., PhD, RN, CTN Leininger’s Model
for
discoveries
at the farm and midwifery services to
the
Amish (pp. 28-35).
Andrews,
M. PhD, RN, CTN On-line computer
search
information (pp. 36-39).
Leininger,
M., PhD, LHD, DS, FAAN, RN, CTN
Founder’s Focus:
Nursing theories and cultures:
Fit
or misfit (pp. 41-42)?
1996 (Vol. 7, No. 2)
McFarland,
M, PhD, RN, CTN Editorial: A focus on
implementation
of transcultural nursing practice
(p.2)
Morgan,
M., PhD, RN, CTN Prenatal care of
African
American women in selected USA urban
and rural cultural contexts (pp. 3-9).
Baker,
S.S., PhD, RN, CS and Burkhalter, N. C., MSN, RN, CS, CCRN Teaching transcultural
nursing
in a transcultural setting (pp. 10-13).
MacNeil,
J.,PhD, RN use of Culture Care Theory
with
Baganda women as AIDS caregivers (pp. 14-
20).
Finn,
J, PhD, RN, CTN and Lee, M., RN, MSN, CS
Transcultural nurses reflect on
discoveries in
China
using Leininger’s Sunrise Model (pp. 21-27).
Leininger,
M., PhD, LHD, DS, FAAN, RN, CTN
Major directions for
transcultural nursing: A
journey
into the 21st century (keynote
address from
the
21st Annual Transcultural Nursing Society
Conference) (pp.28-31).
Leininger,
M., PhD, LHD, DS, FAAN, RN, CTN
Founder’s Focus:
Transcultural nurses and
consumers
tell their stories (pp. 32-36).
1996 (Vol. 8 No. 1)
McFarland,
M., PhD, RN, CTN Editorial: The
concept
of culture and the TCN perspective
(p.
2).
Canty-Mitchell,
J., PhD, RN The caring needs of
African
American male juvenile offenders (pp.
3-
12).
Barry,
D., MSN, RN and Boyle, J., PhD, FAAN, RN, CTN An ethnohistory of a granny midwife
(pp.
13-18).
Ludwig-Beymer,
P.,,PhD, RN, CTN, Blankemeier, J., MD, Casas-Byots, C., BA and Suarez-Balcazar,
Y., PhD Community assessment in a suburban
hispanic
community: a description of
method
(pp. 19-27).
Leininger,
M. PhD, LHD, DS, FAAN, RN, CTN
Founder’s Focus:
Transcultural nursing
administration:
What is it (pp. 28-33)?
1997
(Vol. 8 No. 2)
McFarland,
M, PhD, RN, CTN Editorial:
Transcultural
nursing care of the elderly is a
worldwide
imperative (pp.2-4).
Omeri,
A., PhD, RN, CTN, FRCNA Culture
care
of Iranian Immigrants in New South Wales,
Australia:
Sharing transcultural nursing
knowledge
(pp. 5-16).
Jeffreys,
M., EdD, RN and O’Donnell, M., PhD, RN
Cultural discovery:
An innovative philosophy for
creative
learning activities (pp.17-22).
Smith,
S.E., BN, MPH, PhD, Increasing
transcultural
awareness: The McMaster-Aga
Khan-CIDA
Project Workshop Model
(pp.
23-31).
Leininger,
M., PhD, LHD, DS, FAAN, RN, CTN
Overview and reflection
of the Theory of
Culture Care and the ethnonursing research
method (pp. 32-51).
Leininger,
M., PhD, LHD, DS, FAAN, RN, CTN
Founder’s Focus:
Transcultural nursing:
a
scientific and humanistic care discipline
(pp. 54-55).
1997
(Vol. 9 No. 1)
Miller,
J., PhD, RN Politics and Care: A Study of
Czech Americans within Leiningers’s Theory of
Culture Care Diversity and Universality (pp.
3-13)
Basuray,
J. PhD, RN Nurse Miss Sahib: Colonial
Culture-Bound Education in India and
Transcultural Nursing (pp.
14-19).
DeSantis,
L., PhD, RN, FAAN, CTN Building
Healthy Communities with Immigrants and
Refugees (pp. 20-31).
Leininger,
M., PhD, LHD, DS, FAAN, RN, CTN
Understanding Cultural
Pain for Improved Health
Care (pp. 32-35).
Leininger,
M., PhD, LHD, DS, FAAN, RN, CTN
Founder’s Focus:
Alternative to What? Generic
vs. Professional Caring, Treatments, and
Healing
Modes (p. 37).
1998
(Vol. 9 No. 2)
Luna,
L.,PhD, RN, CTN Culturally Competent
Health Care: A Challenge For Nurses In Saudi
Arabia (pp. 8-14).
Baldonado,
A., PhD, RN, CTN, Ludwig Beymer, P., PhD, RN, CTN, Barnes, K.,MS, RN,
Starsiak, D.,MSN, RN C, Nemivant, E.B., MEd, MSN, RN, Anonas-Ternate, A.,
MS, RN Transcultural
Nursing Practice Described By Registered
Nurses and Baccalaureate Nursing Students
(pp. 15-25).
Horton,
B., CRNA, MA, MSN Nurse Anesthetists
Perspectives on Improving the Anesthesia Care of
Culturally Diverse Patients (pp.
26-32).
Zoucha,
R., RN, DNSc, CS The Experiences of
Mexican-Americans Receiving Professional
Nursing Care: An
Ethnonursing Study (pp. 33-
43.
Leininger,
M.,PhD, LHD,CTN, RN, DS, FAAN
Special Research
Report: Dominant Culture
Care (Emic) Meanings and Practice Findings
from Leininger’s Theory (pp.44-47).
1999
(Vol. 10, No. 1)
Lipson,
J., PhD, RN, FAAN Cross-Cultural
Nursing: The Cultural
Perspective (p.6)
Brink,
P., PhD, RN, FAAN Transcultural
Versus
Cross-Cultural (p. 7)
Boyle,
J., PhD, RN, FAAN Transcultural
Nursing
at Y2K: Some Thoughts and Observations
(p. 8)
Leininger,
M., PhD, LHD, DS, RN, CTN, FAAN
What is Transcultural
Nursing and Culturally
Competent Care (p. 9)
Wenger,
A.F., PhD, RN, FAAN Cultural Openness:
Intrinsic to Human Care (p. 10)
Kennedy,
M., PhD, ARNP, CS Cultural
Competence and Psychiatric-Mental Health
Nursing (p. 11)
Meleis,
A., PhD, DrPS(hon.),FAAN
Culturally Competent
Care (p. 12)
Vance,
C., EdD, RN, FAAN Global
Health Awareness and Transcultural
Relationships (p. 13)
Sawyer,
L., PhD, RN, CS Engaged
Mothering: The Transition to Motherhood
for a Group of African American Women
(pp. 14-21)
Corbett,
K., PhD, RN Infant Feeding Styles of
West Indian Women (pp. 22-30)
Lundberg,
P., PhD, RN Meanings and
Practices of Health Among Married Thai
Immigrant
Women in Sweden (pp.31-36
Nahas,
V., PhD, RN and Amasheh, N., RN
Culture Care Meanings
and Experiences
of Postpartum Depression Among Jordanian
Australian Women: A Transcultural Study
(pp. 37-45)
Chase-Ziolek,
M., Phd, RN The Meaning and
Experience of Health Ministry Within the
Culture of a Congregation With a Parish
Nurse (pp. 46-55
Dickerson,
S., DNS, RN and Neary, M., EdD, RN
Faculty Experiences
Teaching Native Americans
in a University Setting (pp.
56-64)
Boyle,
J., PhD, RN, FAAN, and Mackey, M., PhD, RN, FAAN Pica:
Sorting it Out (pp.65-68)
Andrews,
M., PhD, RN, CTN How to Search for
Information on Transcultural Nursing and Health
Subjects: Internet and
CD-ROM Resources
(pp. 69-74)
1999
(Vol. 10 No. 2)
Ramer,
L., DNSc, FNP, Richardson, J., DrPH, Cohen, M., PhD, RN, Bedney, C., BSN,
RN, Danley, K. MA, MS, and Judge, E., MN, RN
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